Hoosier Auto Repair In New Castle Indiana Launches New Website
Jan 18, 2022
January 18, 2022 - /PressAdvantage/ - Hoosier Auto Repair, a New Castle Indiana based auto repair specialist, recently launched a new website. The new site will allow customers to get in touch with Hoosier Auto repair, learn about the company’s services and more. Customers will experience the same high standard of customer service and mechanical expertise they have come to expect from Hoosier Auto Repair, and the company asserts that the new website makes information on their auto repair services as accessible as the old one.
Justin Lowhorn, the owner of Hoosier Auto repair, was surprised to find his website down and his web person unreachable in November of 2021. He then decided to reach out to business contacts to find out how he could get a new website up and running as soon as possible. Through a mutual contact at Kennected, Justin Lowhorn was put in touch with Stephen Twomey at MasterMind.
With the help of his skilled design team, Twomey created a new website for Hoosier Auto Repair. Approaching this as an opportunity to refresh the website’s appearance and functionality, the team created a platform that better represents what Lowhorn and his company stand for. Lowhorn is the sole owner of the new URL as well, meaning there will not be a repeat incident where he loses access. The new website is cleaner and easier to use, and Lowhorn advises business owners to own the domain in their own registrar account and to never let someone else register their business URL. Visit Hoosier Auto Repair's New Website to find out more.
Hoosier Auto Repair offers reliable and affordable automotive repair services. They repair everything from brakes and tires to steering and suspension and beyond. “Our leadership and our team care deeply about the customer experience,” the company says. “That starts from the moment that you call our office. From setting up a time to evaluate your vehicle, to a warm smile that greets you when you enter the shop. We care about our customers and providing a safe vehicle for your family or business. We know that we're only as good as our last customer interaction, which is why we aim to provide a 5-Star service at every touchpoint. This includes great customer service, products and pricing. We want to be your auto repair shop for brakes, transmission work, oil changes, suspension, exhaust, steering, batteries and more. If it goes on or in your car, truck or SUV, give us a call.”
As one of the top auto repair companies in New Castle, Hoosier is trusted by the community to care for their vehicles. They provide excellent services, and this can be seen through the great reviews on their website. The company currently has an impressive rating on the Google platform as well, with dozens upon dozens of 5-Star reviews from pleased customers.
“Hoosier Auto Repair gives 100% honesty and dedication to their customers,” says a review from Tracy E. “I just moved here to New Castle Indiana and had noise in the front end of my 4x4 truck. Not knowing who to turn to for service, I used Google and looked at the ratings for local repair services. Hoosier Auto Repair was on top for ratings, and I now back this rating 100%. They will be my first and last choice for auto repair. Hoosier Auto Repair in my opinion gets 5 Stars.”
Jeff B. also says in their review, “Hoosier Auto cares about their customers. My family and I have taken many vehicles into Hoosier Auto and always been very satisfied. The most important things to me are the trust and confidence I have in them. Prices are the best I have found, and Justin goes out of his way to diagnose and then explain what is going on with your car.”
For more information on their auto repair services, contact Hoosier Auto Repair. The company warmly invites their community to visit their new website for additional details as well.
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